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The 26 pages that link to Aspect ratio, each with the reason it gives.

• PixelRelated: Pixel grids have width and height, whose ratio shapes the image’s proportions.

• Pterosaur flightRelated: Pterosaur wing proportions influenced lift, drag, and soaring ability.

• Image resolutionRelated: Dimensions specify resolution while aspect ratio describes their proportions.

• Display resolutionRelated: Two displays can share a pixel count but use different width-to-height proportions.

• RectangleRelated: A rectangle’s shape is determined by the ratio of its side lengths.

• Television filmRelated: Framing choices account for television screens and their changing proportions.

• The GraduateRelated: Nichols uses tight framing and visual barriers to make Benjamin appear boxed in.

• CinemaScopeRelated: CinemaScope widened the projected frame to roughly 2.35:1 in its early form.

• Delta wingRelated: Delta wings often have low aspect ratios, influencing induced drag and flight efficiency.

• High-definition televisionRelated: HD television commonly uses the wider 16:9 image shape.

• The Grand Budapest HotelRelated: Distinct frame shapes signal changes in period and narrative viewpoint.

• Pixel densityRelated: It helps convert pixel dimensions into the diagonal measurement used for screen density.

• Cropping (visual arts)Related: Changing the crop’s proportions can make the same image feel panoramic, square, or vertical.

• Structural filmRelated: Fixed or changing frame proportions can make the screen’s boundaries conspicuous.

• Stan BrakhageRelated: Brakhage varied framing and image scale to disrupt standardized cinematic vision.

• Swept wingRelated: Sweep and aspect ratio jointly influence induced drag and structural design.

• Carl Theodor DreyerRelated: The Passion of Joan of Arc’s compositions use the frame’s proportions to intensify facial close-ups.

• Square root of 2Related: A square's diagonal-to-side ratio is square root of 2, useful in paper formats.

• Vittorio StoraroRelated: Storaro has advocated image formats suited to the visual composition of each production.

• Michel HazanaviciusRelated: The Artist uses a nearly square frame associated with early cinema.

• MonoplaneRelated: Monoplane wings can use greater span to reduce induced drag without stacking another wing.

• Projection screenRelated: A screen’s shape should accommodate the projector’s image format without unwanted cropping or unused area.

• Wingtip deviceRelated: A wingtip device can make a wing behave aerodynamically as if it had a greater span.